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 1 4 |        think that we may get some notion of them if we can guarantee
 2 5 |        her; for the soul having a notion that the world below is
 3 7 |         one has any good and true notion which is for the advantage
 4 7 |          we find any good or true notion about the stars?~Athenian.
 5 7 |     imagine that we had a similar notion about horses running at
 6 8 | dishonourable, involving a second notion of right. Three principles
 7 9 |           unjust, according to my notion of them:—When anger and
 8 10|       cases, but not in many; the notion, I mean, that the Gods exist,
 9 10|       human things, and the other notion that they do take heed of
10 10|           care for men:—The other notion that they are appeased by
11 10|      Certainly not: nor is such a notion to be endured, and he who
12 10|           In like manner also the notion that the Gods take no thought
13 10|          sorts of crimes, and the notion that they may be propitiated